Oshi Casino

Oshi – Crypto-and-Fiat Veteran Running Since 2015

Oshi has been on the board since 2015 by consistent third-party accounts — one of the longest continuous runs among crypto-friendly casinos — and today it operates under Novatrix SRL, a Costa Rica-registered company, on Tobique Gaming Commission licence 0000002, stated identically in the terms and in the site footer, with the regulator's seal displayed as its framework requires. Its terms are also the freshest paperwork in this operator's family, updated in July 2026, which matters because much of the internet still describes a previous ownership era. The product is a hybrid: ten fiat currencies and ten cryptocurrencies over a hundred-studio lobby, with a contract that contains three clauses every depositor should read before funding — a turnover rule on every deposit, an identity check that comes before Bitcoin play rather than after a win, and a ceiling on how much profit a single day is allowed to produce. One anchor before anything else: the casino lives at oshi.io, and only there.

The essentials in 30 seconds

• LicenseTobique Gaming Commission, licence 0000002 — stated first-party in the terms and footer, seal displayed
• OperatorNovatrix SRL, Costa Rica reg. 3-102-893958; terms last updated July 2026
• Established2015 (multi-source consensus)
• Currencies10 fiat incl. EUR, USD, CAD, AUD, NZD, PLN, ZAR, INR; 10 crypto incl. BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, ADA
• Software providers100+ studios captured from the live lobby (August 2026), incl. NetEnt, Evolution, Hacksaw, Big Time Gaming
• Deposit rule3× turnover on ALL deposits — fiat and crypto — before withdrawal
• Withdrawal caps€4,000/day · €8,000/week · €30,000/month (crypto: 0.2 / 0.4 / 1.5 BTC); installments above
• ADREGIS dispute service, named in the terms with a published contact
• MobileResponsive browser; no app documented

A hundred-studio lobby, captured first-hand

The provider set here is documented from the live lobby itself: more than a hundred studio tiles captured in August 2026, with NetEnt, Evolution, Betsoft, Yggdrasil, Big Time Gaming, Hacksaw, Red Tiger, Games Global, Novomatic, Amusnet, PG Soft, Spribe, Playson, Endorphina, BGaming and a deep aggregation tail among them — including the rebadged labels VoltEnt and ICONIC21 that newer lobbies carry for familiar studios. The library is slots-led with live tables, jackpot titles and the instant-game classes, and a sportsbook runs alongside per third-party accounts.

Two notes for accuracy. A pair of marquee studios that appear in the terms' own boilerplate did not appear in the captured grids — so treat your own market's live lobby, not any roster, as the final word on what you can play. And the terms spell out provider-level geography in unusual detail: one flagship studio's titles are barred outright in a long list of territories, and branded titles carry their own country restrictions — check the clause against your location before chasing a specific game or jackpot pool.

Twenty currencies, three clauses, one ceiling

The cashier runs ten fiat currencies and ten coins over cards, e-wallets and bank transfers, with a dedicated crypto processor on the coin side and — a first in this operator's family — a named payment entity in the terms: Paysafe transactions are processed by Tronabriz Limited. The minimum deposit is €10, the lowest in this family. The withdrawal table is first-party and worth quoting exactly: €4,000 per day, €8,000 per week, €30,000 per month — 0.2, 0.4 and 1.5 BTC on the crypto side — with sums above the monthly ceiling paid in installments, a 72-hour processing target, no casino-side fees but intermediary bank charges up to €16, and one quirk to plan around: bank payouts are unavailable in one major currency, with accounts running internally in euros. One line in the currency list deserves a raised eyebrow: the cashier accepts a currency whose home market the same document restricts — a contradiction we have seen elsewhere in this family, and one more reason the restricted list, not the cashier, decides your eligibility.

Three clauses govern the exit. Every deposit must be wagered 3× before withdrawal — fiat and crypto alike, with no exemption for coins. Bitcoin players must verify identity before playing at all, and the broader verification template is the family's: document requests with a two-week response window, failure to respond risking confiscation, documents in Latin or Cyrillic script with a video fallback, and a 24-hour refund window. And above everything sits the day ceiling: cumulative profit is capped at €50,000 per day, and the terms state that excess winnings may, at the operator's discretion, be voided entirely — paired, to be fair, with an explicit carve-out that progressive jackpot wins are paid in full and exempt from all limits. Dormant accounts are charged €25 per month. Verify early, keep the turnover rule in mind before the first deposit, and size any big ambitions against the daily cap — it is a real number in a real contract.

Where the operator meets the player

Support runs on live chat and email, with the email address stated in the terms; chat availability is reported by multiple desks but its hours are not confirmed first-party — open the chat and ask a real question before depositing, and you will know more than any review can tell you. There is no inbound phone line. The recourse chain is unusually complete for this licence class: a documented complaints procedure, a one-year window to bring claims, arbitration seated in the operator's home jurisdiction — and, most usefully, an independent dispute service, EGIS, named in the terms with a published contact address. An ADR you can actually write to is rarer than it should be at this tier, and it belongs in your bookmarks before a dispute exists, not after.

The reputation file is two-layered and honest reporting gives you both. A major watchdog rates Oshi 7.6 — High — with no relevant complaints on its docket, the cleanest file we have documented in this operator's family, and an industry award and certificate of trust sit on the shelf. A large player-review sample skews clearly positive on games, payouts and support, with the recurring concerns concentrated on verification friction and bonus terms — which is exactly where the contract's own clauses say the friction will be. Mobile is a responsive site in the browser; no app is documented.

Who the structure fits

A veteran hybrid built for the small-to-mid player who reads clauses.

Fresh paper over an old name

The identity chain here is double first-party: the terms' own definitions clause and the live footer both name Novatrix SRL and Tobique licence 0000002, under a seal the regulator's framework requires genuine licensees to display — and the terms carry a July 2026 update date, the freshest paperwork in this operator's family. That matters because the stale layer around this brand is thick: desks still attribute Oshi to a previous operator era, at least one page published in 2026 still prints a defunct licence string from a jurisdiction this casino left, and an even older operator name from a decade ago surfaces in legacy coverage. The brand changed hands; the current documents are unambiguous; anything naming another operator or another regulator is describing a casino that no longer exists in that form. Meanwhile the current-era coverage has begun catching up — the most recent major-desk listing now carries the correct operator, which is how the record should work.

The most valuable thing this review can do is reconcile three versions of the same casino. The marketing version, echoed by one recent desk, is privacy-friendly: verification only when something looks wrong. The contract version says otherwise: Bitcoin players verify before playing, every deposit turns over three times before it can leave, and the response window on document requests is two weeks with confiscation on the other side of it. And the player version, from the largest review samples, complains precisely about verification friction on withdrawals. All three are describing the same machine from different seats — and when they disagree, the contract is the one that gets enforced. A reader who verifies at signup, before any balance exists, converts the casino's strictest clause into a formality.

The bonus surface stays mostly out of this review deliberately: the standalone bonus policy has not been read by this desk, third-party welcome figures conflict, and the terms themselves contain the family's most ambiguous promotional clause — abuse defined to include a “deposits-to-bonus ratio exceeding 50%”, quoted verbatim because no paraphrase makes it clearer — alongside first-party caps on no-deposit winnings around the €50 mark and, per desk reports, cashback offers carrying wagering as high as 45×, which makes them bonuses rather than refunds. Until the policy document is read, the only honest bonus advice is procedural: read your specific offer's terms in your account before opting in, and weigh every headline percentage against the 3× deposit turnover already owed underneath it.

What earns this casino its rating despite the strict clauses is the completeness of its disclosure. The withdrawal caps are printed, per currency. The profit ceiling is printed — €50,000 a day, excess voidable at discretion — and so is its exception, progressive jackpots paid in full. The ADR is named with an address. The payment processor is named. The restricted list is a real, complete list in the live terms — 42 jurisdictions plus two sub-national exclusions in one market, with one otherwise-open market barred from bonus offers specifically. A strict contract you can read whole beats a generous one you discover clause by clause. But the ceiling deserves its own sentence, because no other number on this page frames the experience as exactly: a €50,000 day is the biggest day this contract allows.

Pros and cons

FAQ — Oshi review

How we checked this casino

This casino has not been tested by our staff. The operator, licence and every quoted clause come first-party from the live terms — read in full in their July 2026 version — and the footer, with the provider grid captured directly from the live lobby in August 2026; before signing up, complete identity verification at registration rather than at your first withdrawal, price the 3× deposit turnover into your bankroll, note the €50,000 daily profit ceiling and its jackpot exemption, and read your specific bonus's terms in-account before opting in.

The short version

Worth an account if your play fits inside €4,000 a day and you verify at signup — that player gets a decade-old, clearly-owned casino with a clean complaints record, a named dispute route and a fully printed cap table — while high rollers should read the €30,000 monthly ceiling and the €50,000 daily profit cap as this contract's honest way of saying it was not built for them.

Information accurate at time of research — casino terms, bonus offers, and payout policies may change at the operator's discretion.